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The danger of Chinese car parts
Chris Miller and Caroline Nowak document a security risk linked to today’s new cars. Packed with sensors, connected to the internet, and controlled by complex and opaque layers of software, modern cars represent a significant…
Probing the illusion of Chinese strength
Sasha Gong writes for American Greatness about President Donald Trump’s upcoming meeting with China’s Xi Jinping. As Donald Trump prepares for another high-stakes meeting with Xi Jinping, conventional wisdom in Washington and…
US takes ‘easy road’ in addressing China’s threat
Derek Scissors critiques the American government’s approach to Chinese economic developments. The Wall Street Journal this month caught up with President Trump’s softness on China, only six years late. The President’s…
National Review highlights how China model ‘falters’
Editors at National Review Online scrutinize communist China’s economy. As sour as Americans are about the current economy, they should be profoundly grateful they don’t have China’s instead. Headlines can be misleading. Last…
Searching for coherence in ‘No Kings’ protest message
Chris Talgo writes for RedState.com about the latest round of “No Kings” protests. The mixed messaging, cognitive dissonance, and blatant hypocrisy on display at the latest round of “No Kings” protests in places like New York…
American socialists fall for propaganda in Havana
Editors at National Review Online ponder a particularly clueless element of the American political left. If there is one thing communist regimes have excelled at over the years, it is creating showcases to gull sympathetic…
Panning the NY Times’ ‘love affair’ with China
Becket Adams writes for National Review Online about a major media outlet’s unusual approach toward an odious communist regime. What is it with the New York Times and communists? They really love those guys. Just consider the…
Trump finally considers hardball against Chinese leader
Jim Geraghty of National Review Online assesses the president’s approach toward communist China. A recurring complaint of this newsletter, and elsewhere, is that Donald Trump, the man who once said on the campaign trail, “We…
China’s growth could cease by end of next decade
Derek Scissors explores communist China’s economic challenges. The China economy field is full of people repeating the government’s numbers and “analyzing” them. If that’s sufficient, China watchers can just project a gradual…
Watching out for China’s ‘economic statecraft’
Audrye Wong writes in Foreign Affairs about an important challenge to American interests. With the second Trump administration has come a dramatic shift in U.S. foreign economic policy. Washington is imposing tariffs on…
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